Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-03-31

this afternoon. A large number of peo-
pie from the city attended thu wedding
festivities.
Charles F. Rossteuscher who was be-
fore the many voters convention oil
yesterday for nomination as q candidate
for city justice, but who was not nominal.
ed, will be in the field as an independent
candidate.
Keep your eye on everybody to-mor.
row as April first with its fools and prac-
teal jokes will arrive on that day. A
merchant remarks that he wants every
body to April fool him by settling up
the months accounts.
The Missouri at Yankton has fallen
slowly but surely during the last week
and to-day the extensive sand bars are
high and dry. Reports from many
points up river are to the effect that the
water is slowly receding.
r. J. Gamble and family are finally
settled i'll their new home, the brick on
Walnut street recently vacated by Rev.
O. r. Clapp. MIR. and Mrs. Gamble
find the location and Surroundings of
the new home very pleasant.
Regular church services will be held
in the Congregational church on Sunday
next. DIR. j. r., Rerrick, president oil
the Vermilllon university. will fill the
pulpit. The regular pastors OF the other
churches will occupy their respective
pulpits on next Sabbath.
Alex. Kevill, an old and respected
citizen of Clay county, Dakota, and q
brother-in.law of Patrick Brennan, Of
this CITY, died at his home near Elk
Point on Tuesday afternoon last. The
funeral services occurred yesterday
afternoon at four O'Clock.
The light falls Of snow which have
occurred in this section within the past
week have assumed larger proportions
in sections further east. Ga Tuesday two
feet of snow covered the ground al
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and at Des Moinee
Iowa, the earth was white with a snow
storm of ten hoars duration.
The voting precincts for next Mon
days municipal election are located by
the mayors proclamation at the follow.
ing places. In the first ward at thu
truck house on Walnut street. In the
second ward at Phil K. Fauik's office OIL
Cedar street. In the third ward at the
st. Croix lumber Office on Broadway
and in the fourth. ward at the cour
house.
Henry Falvy, first sergeant OF compan
E, l1th regiment Of infantry, located al
Fit. Randall, will be in Yaukton mex
month on business. Mr.. Falvy is al
ardent temperance man and at the meet
ing of the grand lodge OF the order o
Good Templars of Dakota held at Aber
deem last year, all the powers enc
privileges necessary to the establishment
of lodges of Good Iemplars. were vestet
in him, and during his visit to Yankto,
he will organize a lodge. All persons
who are interested in this matter ma
address w. s. Kelly, box 112S, YaDktor
To the tune of "The Old Oake
Bucket" the Atchison Globe poet sings
How dear to my heart is the boom W
are having, how dear are the. boomer
who help it along! Who sing of improve
ments, and rustling and paving, Will
hundreds of voices join in with the SOM
The kickers must vanish, the loafei
must perish, the crenks and the croak
!: ers must oil amble down, and We wi
encourage and fondle and cherish thos
long headed bboomers who help on IL
town. Those long headed boomers, thot
progressive boomers, those free handle
boomers who brace up the town.
, o. J. B. Harris, who returned fro
Sioux City to day, brings news of tt
g consummation of the real estate de
which he opened with Sioux City parti
by which he disposed of forty acres
land just east OF the fair grounds
CLARK Brothers. The purchasers pa
Mr.. Harris 81, 900 in cash, the pape
were made out and recorded and t
sale completed. From John Pierce W
Is n of the live men of Sioux City, N
Harris learned that the Union Paci
company would extend its line TO Yam
ton, and at this point the Union Paci
and Manitoba would meet and constru
- a bridge. This idea is strengthened
the fact that Manager Hill, of the Mar
toba road, mentioned the same subj
, to United States Marshal Margtta Sol
' weeks ago. MIR. Harris says the Yankt
boom has only Just begun.
A New York corresponds Mt Of the s
:, Francisco Chronicle makes mention
one of the earliest settlers of Dako
Geo. M, Pinney, who was United Stat
!, marshal of the territory in 1868 and !
r for Montana in that year. He has /
a wonderful career since then. His pr
emit whereabouts are thus located by I
,1 correspondent: can old Californi
= who has just come across the ocean U
:. quite q number of "the boys,"as he &c
them in London, and they are all do
~ quite we'll, George Pinney in particu
- Pinney has sold q mine to the eal
- cockney and got the money. He gre
tated between Nice and London, and
luck would have it, was not in Nice wi
s. the temblor visited that place; but I
=, ney was always lucky. George Smi
" .la4o5 n n fall Ha51ad m,